Beginning to think I'm forsaken?

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NomadicAssassin
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21 Jul 2010, 7:14 pm

I said this to my mother the other day and she just kinda shrugged it off and said that I was being dramatic, but I fail to see the drama, I am Diagnosed with severe anxiety and major depression plus AS, a d I recently hit like a whole new level of low, I never thought I could get this low I don't care about anything, I find it hard to care about anyone, and I am so depressed I've tried exercising and therapy along with mess about 7 different ones taken about three tomes a day, nothing seems to work hense why I call myself forsaken never depraved of this torment? What do I do? I ask that question to y parents and they just say live, easy for them to say, and no I'm not suicidal.


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21 Jul 2010, 7:40 pm

You're not alone.

I'm so sorry your parents don't understand. Mine didn't either at first, but now they at least try to accept me as I am.

As a general rule people do not really understand depression. They think they can relate because they've felt upset or disappointed due to life circumstances but that isn't the same as clinical depression. It's hard for me to accept that people don't understand.



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21 Jul 2010, 7:45 pm

You carry the taint of the Scourge!

Sorry, had to.


Well, I think you have some baggage in your life which you must take care of before happiness is even a possibility.


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21 Jul 2010, 7:55 pm

marshall wrote:
You're not alone.
As a general rule people do not really understand depression. They think they can relate because they've felt upset or disappointed due to life circumstances but that isn't the same as clinical depression. It's hard for me to accept that people don't understand.


ennit.

i feel abit useless in these threads because i never have any advice to offer, just sympathy. but i feel compelled to reply when i read something that reminds me of myself:/. <3